Was really enjoying my first Jay Glaser podcast. And I really didn’t know Eddie George at all, but I was so impressed by the honest communication and humble approach to the Bowling Green opportunity.. But I really wasn’t prepared for Jay Glazer‘s foul language. I’m not into the F word. Not in a clean podcast. I understand it’s locker room talk. But I don’t I don’t like it. So unfortunately, I unfollowed Jay Glazier Podcast. And I’m disappointed in Dan Patrick. Because he is good with the English language, he - doesn’t need curse words. But it was through his podcast that all of a sudden somebody got into my phone – J Glazer’s podcast just showed up uninvited.

Get off Colin Cowherd’s feed. Zero interest in this on a sports feed.

Jay, love you brother. I give this feedback with Peace and Love. Let Rex talk. I listened to hear his story but ended up hearing your story. This was podcast number 80. Be a seeker, you don’t have anything to prove anymore or ‘one up’ your guests.

Great insight. Relatable and inspirational. You will be happy you gave this a shot! Thank you for doing this Jay!!

U are one of the good ones not many of those stand tough

After hearing about your Podcast on the Dan Le Batard show about the Phelps interview view it’s nice to know I’m also not alone. Thank You for sharing issues and explaining the grey

Jay always gets his guests to talk amid the hard stuff. I believe he relates to them so well and talks about his depression so easily, that his guests are so open to share their stories. Highly recommend anyone living in the gray or blue to listen and learn.

At 55 years old I finally feel “ it’s not just me” Thank you jay Your amazing You have literally saved lives with this podcast I love you for it Chris

Much appreciation and gratitude I owe you for the encouraging and awakening words that at the time not hearing your podcast yet started an acknowledgement process to my mental health struggle. Now listening to your podcast it has become one of my beacons to a path of learning to deal with something that uncomfortably lives in my brain. It does not go away, it not destroyed but more frequently I find myself getting some Ws when a battle in the gray breaks out. Still learning, in dealing with it and developing my voice, speaking on it within and outside of my faith. Thank you.

This helps so much.

I am an avid podcast listener and I am loving this conversation about mental health from a sports world perspective. Eager to hear more. Thanks, Jay!

Much respect to Jay for putting this topic out there. My new favorite podcast for inspiration.

After listening to the first four shows I have high hopes. This is a needed podcast. Thanks for your bravery!

Great insight and knowledge from Jay and to see how an NFL Head Coach relates to it on a personal level and when dealing with his team is powerful. Credit to Jay for discussing these topics so openly & bringing in other high-profile people, very humanizing. Looking forward to Ep. 2.

For the truths Jay and his guests speak, this hit home. We really need to come out of this stigma that mental health doesn’t exist or can’t possibly disturb your ego to fix it. It’s great to hear a person that you never thought could have the same issues you do , speak so freely about this subject. Hopefully this opens up the flood gates for discussions that needed to happen. Can’t wait for the next episode!

Looking forward to these podcasts & appreciate his commitment to put mental health at the forefront & how beneficial to those struggling with the despair of the grey each day. No shame or feeling you are alone in this anymore. It’s amazing how much it can turn your outlook with more information & transparency.